Where is the support forum for Mighty Mouse?

Hello,
does Apple have a support forum for Mighty Mouse.
my Mighty Mouse will not scroll down...
all information will be appreciated,
thank you..!

does Apple have a support forum for Mighty Mouse.
No there is not a specific forum for the Mighty Mouse, generally you would normally post in the peripherals/input section of the forum related to your Mac, so if you have an iMac post in the iMac section.
iFelix

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